WeddingChannel.com will make a donation to your charity of choice every
time someone uses WeddingChannel.com to purchase you a gift from one of
your registries.
· It's FREE: There's absolutely NO cost to you or those purchasing you a gift.
· It's easy: Just register with any partner store on WeddingChannel.com and
select a charity.
· It's not too late: If you've already registered online or in-store, you can still
select a charity to participate.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you'd like your friends and family to make a donation to your favorite
organization as their wedding gift to you, create a Charity Registry.
You can:
· Choose from a list of charities or nominate your own.
· Help up to four different organizations.
· Keep your traditional store registries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Help fight cancer with your registry by selecting The American Society
or The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation as your charity of choice.
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You can choose from over 100 charities including:
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America
Boys and Girls Club of America
Habitat For Humanity International
Humane Society of the United States
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
National Center for Victims of Crime
National Wildlife Federation
The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
...and many more
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See what couples are saying:
"I liked the fact that we were able to register for gifts and
pick an organization that had a lot of importance to us.
I recommend this to other couples as a great way to have
your friends and family support something meaningful to you."
- Wendy Bennett
"Rarely do you get to make as big an impact as you can have
with your wedding, so I think your wedding is one of the best
times to give back. It's a great experience of community, and
a time to express your own values to the people who love you."
-Homer Robinson
"Through this program, you're donating to a cause that matters
to you, and the gift registry is something you were doing already.
I don't know what would stop someone from using it."
- Amy Markov
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